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Votes at a glance: Board approves routine contracts, personnel reports and agreements

Redondo Beach Unified School District Board of Education · May 1, 2024
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Summary

The board approved the consent calendar and a series of action items including facility contracts, a Parchment agreement for transcripts, a CSEA MOU on outdoor education compensation, negotiation proposals, and CIF representative designations; most motions passed unanimously.

At its April 30 meeting the Redondo Beach Unified School District Board approved multiple consent and action items by recorded motions and votes.

Key approvals included: - Approval of the consent calendar (items 10.1–10.25 as listed) with certain items pulled for discussion (SEG 1460–1473). - Contract award to Bernier (walk-in refrigerator/freezer at Paris Middle School) funded from Child Nutrition Services and the kitchen infrastructure account (12.1) (SEG 1726–1756). - Approval of geotechnical engineering services with Advantech Inc. for a retaining wall at Tulita Elementary (12.2) (SEG 1756–1790). - Approval of flooring work at the South Bay Adult School with Genesis Floor Covering Inc. (12.3) and adoption of the Los Angeles County expelled-pupil plan (12.4) (SEG 1791–1850). - Approval of a service agreement with Parchment to provide transcripts and verification (12.5), at no cost to current students; a nominal charge for alumni and outside agencies was described (SEG 1892–1955). - Agreement with Team Civics LLC to perform feasibility and outreach work for a possible ballot measure (12.11) (SEG 2060–2224).

Votes on the listed action items were recorded as passing with unanimous tallies in the meeting record where votes were taken; the student advisory vote was recorded on several items.

Where trustees pulled items for further discussion — for example, the personnel action report and bylaw language on remuneration — the board addressed comments from members and asked staff for follow-up information rather than tabling the items.